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TV-Y7. The Krusty Krab crew goes to a big concert to sell krabby patties in the stands; SpongeBob explores the melodious dreamscapes of his sleeping neighbors.
Nov 7, 2020 · Krusty Koncessionaires/Dream Hoppers: Directed by Dave Cunningham, Alan Smart. With Tom Kenny, Bill Fagerbakke, Rodger Bumpass, Clancy Brown. The Krusty Krab crew goes to a big concert to sell krabby patties in the stands. SpongeBob explores the melodious dreamscapes of his sleeping neighbors.
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- Animation, Comedy, Family
- Dave Cunningham, Alan Smart
- 2020-11-07
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"Krusty Koncessionaires" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season 12. In this episode, the Krusty Krab crew goes to a big concert to sell Krabby Patties in the stands.
In the beginning of the episode, SpongeBob and Squidward are at a concert for The Low Tides, although Squidward is more interested in Claire St. Claire and his clarinet that plays perfect notes. Meanwhile, Mr. Krabs wants the two to sell Krabby Patties, while he puts a sign at the back of the stage.
While SpongeBob sells patties using different methods with a vacuum, Squidward sees the backstage door and fantasizes of what would happen if he went in there, which includes playing the clarinet with Claire St. Claire. To ensure SpongeBob does not come inside with him, Squidward tells him to serve one side of the crowd. SpongeBob is disappointed, as he was looking forward to spending time with Squidward, but goes with it anyway. Then, he proceeds to enter the studio. However, along the way, he encounters a guard who tries to beat him up. He gathers fans to distract him, and finds Patrick's room, only to be beaten up by the same guard.
Storyboards Music
• Feeding Frenzy - Tom Kenny, Andy Paley • Solo Kelpy Clarinets - Barry Anthony, Nicolas Carr • Kelpy 4 Full Mix - Barry Anthony, Nicolas Carr ‣ The Drunken Sailor - John Graham Donaldson • Hot Steel and Slide Licks 35 - Jeremy Wakefield • ? - "Along with the smell of money." ‣ Drunken Sailor Reel - Edgar Martell • Showbizzy March - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr • Hot Steel and Slide Licks 16A - Jeremy Wakefield • Nude Sting - Nicolas Carr ‣ Drunken Sailor Reel - Edgar Martell ‣ Adventure - Ronald Hanmer ‣ Big Show Theme - Robert Sharples • SpongeBob Flashback Vibes - Nicolas Carr ‣ Big Show Theme - Robert Sharples • Majic Chimes - Nicolas Carr • SpongeBob Flashback Vibes - Nicolas Carr • The Fruitcake Vendor 2 - Nicolas Carr, Barry Anthony • Sponge Burgler - Nicolas Carr ‣ Holiday Jaunt - Kurt Rehfeld • Lap Steel - Nicolas Carr • The Frycook's Jig - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr • Planktons Ballpark Organ 3 - Nicolas Carr • Hot Steel and Slide Licks 11D - Jeremy Wakefield ‣ Swirly Shirley (a) - Vasco, Pat West ‣ Tijuana Babe - Warren Bennett ‣ Joy Ride - Jack Coles • Stupid Plan-No Bass - Steve Belfer ‣ Tijuana Babe - Warren Bennett ‣ Fun Of The Circus - Roger Barsotti • SpongeTango - Nicolas Carr, Steve Marston ‣ They'Re Away! - Ronald Hanmer • Silly Bob Conversation 1 - Nicolas Carr, Barry Anthony • Five Divas Singing - Nicolas Carr ‣ Starlight Revue - Alan Braden • Feeding Frenzy - Tom Kenny, Andy Paley • Who Said That- Jolly Good Fellow 2 - Nicolas Carr, Barry Anthony • Hot Steel and Slide Licks 8A - Jeremy Wakefield • Peg Leg Waltz - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton • Peg Leg Waltz - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton • Jig Sponge Nose V3 - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton ‣ Dramatic Cue (B) - Ronald Hanmer • Peg Leg Waltz - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton • Peg Leg Waltz - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton • Jig Claarinet - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton • Jig Sponge Nose V3 - Michael Bolger, Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton • Hot Steel and Slide Licks 19C - Jeremy Wakefield • Feeding Frenzy - Tom Kenny, Andy Paley
Release
•This episode is available on the SpongeBob SquarePants Vol. 21 digital collection and The Complete Twelfth Season DVD.
General
•The music that plays during the title card continues to play once the episode begins. This also happens in "That's No Lady." •SpongeBob plays his nose as a flute in this episode, similar to how he does so in the show's theme song. •The singer of the Low Tides puts his body parts back together in a similar way that SpongeBob also does in the show's intro. •This is the seventh regular episode to be longer than 11 minutes but shorter than 22. •The title card background of this episode was seen in "Truth or Square." •In airing order, this is the 500th episode segment. •When SpongeBob is disappointed at serving only one side of the stadium alone without Squidward (which Squidward pulls on him so he does not follow him backstage), before deciding to serve the other side for their sake, it is one of few times SpongeBob expresses genuine concern for Squidward. •This episode and "Dream Hoppers" tie into each other, as "Dream Hoppers" takes place directly after this episode starting with SpongeBob coming home from the concert while still having the Krabby Patty vacuum on his back. •This is the second pair of episodes to be tied into each other. The first was "Swamp Mates" and "One Trick Sponge." •Rodger Bumpass and Bill Fagerbakke's names are seen on the bathroom door. •Tom Kenny's name can also be seen on another door. •Carl the Manager appears in Squidward's dream, but he is voiced by Tom Kenny instead of C.H. Greenblatt, who originally voiced him in "Selling Out." •Vincent Waller said in a Twitter reply that it was because C.H. Greenblatt was not called back to provide the voice again. This is most likely because C.H. Greenblatt left on bad terms with Nickelodeon after they unfairly treated his show, Harvey Beaks. •A clip of this episode was used during the Nick Is With You promo on March 21, 2020. •Another clip was used for revealing "Favorite Animated Series" at the 2021 Kids' Choice Awards. •To date, this is the last episode to play any of Steve Belfer's tracks. •The hipsters from "Krabby Patty Creature Feature" reappear in this episode. •This and "Dream Hoppers" are the last episodes to have the "Viacom International" in the copyright information in the closing credits.
Dub facts
•In the Hebrew dub, Mr. Krabs' poster is not translated.
Errors
•Incidental 97 is missing one of his legs when the blue hat fish starts to read Mr. Krabs' poster •Carl the Manager has no eyebrows. •In one scene, Incidental 13's eyes are white instead of orange. •In one shot of the crowd, Incidental 160 appears, but in the next shot, he is gone. •Some of the Krabby Patties in this episode have no lettuce.
This episode and "Krusty Koncessionaires" tie into each other, as this episode takes place directly after the last episode starting with SpongeBob coming home from the concert while still having the Krabby Patty vacuum on his back.
Episode credits → SpongeBob SquarePants → Season 12 → Krusty Koncessionaires/Dream Hoppers. Krusty Koncessionaires / Dream Hoppers. "Krusty Koncessionaires". Written by. Andrew Goodman. Storyboard Director. Benjamin Arcand. Supervising Director. Sherm Cohen.
Nov 7, 2020 · "Krusty Koncessionaires" is the first segment of the twenty-sixth episode of season 12, and it is paired with "Dream Hoppers." In this episode, The Krusty Krab crew goes to a big concert to sell Krabby Patties in the stands. Characters . SpongeBob SquarePants; Patrick Star; Eugene H. Krabs; The Low Tides; Squidward Tentacles; Music
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Nov 7, 2020 · Krusty Koncessionaires/Dream Hoppers. Available on Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, Prime Video, iTunes, Paramount+. S12 E26: The Krusty Krab crew goes to a big concert to sell krabby patties in the stands. SpongeBob explores the melodious dreamscapes of his sleeping neighbors. Animation Nov 7, 2020 21 min.
